Whenever a PMQs is meant to be a crunch moment, it rarely turns out to be. Having sat through pretty much everyone since David Cameron versus Gordon Brown, my experience is that a prime minister under pressure turns up with a series of well-prepared, defensive lines that they fall back on in answer to every question.
James Forsyth
Truss should be wary of this PMQs pitfall
It isn’t the leader of the opposition that should worry her
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